Laboratory for the Physics of Life Thomas Gregor, Professor of Physics, Princeton University

“From Molecule Dynamics to Tissue Differentiation During Early Embryonic Development”
College de France, Colloquium “ The Times of Embryonic Development“, June 2023

“Measurement and Control of Genetic Networks (Lecture 1)”
ICFP Trieste, Winter School on Quantitative Systems Biology, December 2016

“Measurement and Control of Transcription (Lecture 2)”
ICFP Trieste, Winter School on Quantitative Systems Biology, December 2016

“Segmentation by the numbers”
KITP Program: New Quantitative Approaches to Morphogenesis, August 2013

“Intro to transcriptional regulation in fly embryo”
KITP Program: New Quantitative Approaches to Morphogenesis, July 2013

“The Law of Large Numbers as a Means for Developmental Accuracy”
KITP Miniprogram: Dynamics of Development, August 2011

“Collective Behavior in Dictyostelium Populations”
KITP Miniprogram: Dynamics of Development, August 2011

“Morphogen Dynamics and Precision in Early Embryonic Development”
KITP Workshop on “The Physics of Morphogenesis”, March 2008

“Physics Problems in early embryonic development”
Lectures at the 2007 Boulder Summer School on Condensed Matter Physics